I think I agree with my hon. Friend, but does she agree with me that the problem is that there are at least three variables? There are those—including teachers—who, by virtue of their employment, would never have the opportunities that others are seeking. There are those—she gave some good examples—whose own employment makes it difficult for them to find space. And of no less importance is the requirement for schools to provide the entire curriculum to all the children, and co-ordinating that would be a problem. The idea of more discretion is good, but it needs to be underpinned by some basic principles about how all the different groups can be catered for.
Holiday Pricing
Proceeding contribution from
George Howarth
(Labour)
in the House of Commons on Monday, 24 February 2014.
It occurred during Backbench debate
and
e-petition debate on Holiday Pricing.
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